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Alternate Frame Rendering

OrbitzXT

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I have a 4870X2 that isn't always supported by some games, and it was recommended to me to set it so its alternating frames. I was told that when a game doesn't support Crossfire or SLI this is the best thing to do. Anywho, for the life of me I can't figure out how to set "Alternate Frame Rendering" with my 4870X2. I might be overlooking it but I don't see a setting in CCC, and am using the latest 9.9 drivers for Windows 7.
 

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No, you're not missing anything. Unfortunately, it's not possible to set AFR modes in the CCC, even with twin 3850X2 cards like I have. You can on the nvidia control panel and it has more 3D setting options, too.

Wassup ATI? :wtf:

You might want to try googling for CCC hacks that might allow you to adjust AFR.
 
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Not sure, but I think that your best bet is ati ray tools
 

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Go into Catylist AI

Standard uses the Default ATI game profile, and Advanced uses AFR this has allways been the case since the old Days of using crossfire with a dongle. Hope this helps.
 
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yes, advanced should do AFR if there is no profile

but issues can still arise if the game is coded unusually
 
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